Twisted Hate Book Review – A Steamy Enemies-to-Lovers Romance You Won’t Forget
If you love a sizzling enemies-to-lovers romance with just the right mix of wit, heat, and emotional depth, Twisted Hate by Ana Huang deserves a spot on your reading list. As a mom who sneaks in a few chapters during naptime or post-bedtime silence, this book was the perfect spicy escape I didn’t know I needed!
📖 What Is Twisted Hate About?
Twisted Hate is the third book in Ana Huang’s Twisted series. While each book can be read as a standalone, you’ll enjoy it more if you’re familiar with the recurring characters. This book follows the fiery dynamic between Jules Ambrose, a fiercely independent law student, and Josh Chen, a charming doctor with a sarcastic streak. These two can’t stand each other—but when forced proximity and undeniable chemistry come into play, things get messy, hot, and surprisingly emotional.
❤️ Why I Loved It
As someone who juggles motherhood, blogging, and self-care, I crave books that offer emotional payoff and juicy storylines. Twisted Hate delivers both. The banter between Jules and Josh had me laughing, and their slow-burning romance was perfectly paced. It wasn’t just about the steam (though, wow, there’s plenty of that! 🔥)—it was also about healing, personal growth, and learning to love someone beyond your first impression.
🔥 Spicy Rating: 5/5
Let’s talk spice! This book is very much 18+, so if you enjoy steamy romance with strong characters and tension-filled interactions, this one’s for you. Ana Huang doesn’t hold back when it comes to detailing those intimate moments, making this book a favorite for fans of passionate storytelling.
💬 Quotes That Stuck With Me
- “You’re infuriating, but you make me feel alive.”
- “Sometimes, love isn’t soft. Sometimes it’s sharp edges and bruised egos—but it’s still love.”
These lines show how the book balances heat with heart, something I deeply appreciate as a reader.
💡 Final Thoughts
If you’re on the hunt for a captivating enemies-to-lovers romance, Twisted Hate is worth the hype. With sharp dialogue, sizzling chemistry, and a whole lot of emotional vulnerability, it’s no wonder Ana Huang’s books have taken BookTok and Bookstagram by storm.
Whether you’re a seasoned romance reader or just dipping your toes into the genre, this book is a fun, fiery ride—and trust me, Josh Chen will have you blushing.
This post is a part of the BlogChatter a2z challenge!
You can read my other a2z posts here:
A – Importance of Self-Care: Why Moms Need a Spring Reset
B – Decluttering Your Mind: Simple Practices to Reduce Stress
C – Mom Guilt: How to Overcome and Prioritize Yourself
D – Power of Saying No: Setting Boundaries Without Guilt
E – Easy Mindfulness Practices for Busy Moms
F – Journaling for Moms: A Guide to Self-Reflection and Growth
G – Mindful Motherhood: How to Stay Present and Enjoy Motherhood Without Overwhelm
H – Hydration for Moms: Why Moms Need More Water and How to Drink More
I – Fitness for Moms: How to Start a Simple Workout Routine That Fits a Mom’s Busy Schedule
J – Skincare for Moms: Self-Care Through Skincare – A Simple Routine for Radiant Skin
K – Adolescence Series Review: A Heartfelt Mirror to Our Teens, Through an Indian Lens
L – Morning Routines for Moms: How to Start Your Day with Positivity
M – Handle Pre-Teen Behaviour in India: Parenting Tips for Indian Moms
You can also read the other Twisted Series
